St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02

SoHle, Coun; Ed Durant, Jr., of Saltwater;
ana OF this city. Messrs. Charles Otis, George
hiseioW, charles Bigelow, Irving Beaumont,
James Elmer, James Taylor, William Farm
nam, CHARLES Peabody, S. E. Dawson, Howard
James, Walter Driscoli, Frank Ham
SON. P W. Parker, R. Rantoul,
FRED and al Sibley, Ed Ham
litou, Fred g. Ingersol. A. A. Drake, L. S.
81 6lgGiow. Charles Wright, Fred Banning, w.
W. frice, VIII Rice, John Adams, Will and
James Armstrong, Robert Merriam, John
Merriam, Louis Hay, w. F. Peet, Harry
Weatherby, o. c. Weatherby, ]. NJ. Blakely,
Lieut.. w. Tear, Lieut.. Ahern. William Hynd-
man, j. n. Jackson. Luther E. Newport,
William Deacon, Fl. 8 Hewitt, ]. S. How,
klngsland Smith, Charles Nichols, W. S.
Getty. Ed E. Davidson, B. Il. Zimmerman,
William Thorn, John Riddle, Messrs. Gray,
fardly, Young aud Jacassy.
AT MRS. HARDENBERGH'S
Another elegant reception, ''for ladies
only" was given by Mrs. P. r. l.. Harden
oergh. OF 3SS Woodward avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon from until p. m. Her re-
ception was given as compliment to VIII
Hardenbergh's bride, nee Miss Ella G.
Stone. and the Misses English, of Column
bus, O., her guests, and who were among
the bridesmaids of the Neutrality-suspicious.
wedding. The other bridesmaids, the
Misses Kelly. Miss Fortune and Miss Nc
Qulllan. assisted to receive. Mrs. w. A.
Hardenbergh was presented to over four
hundred of the prominent ladies of society.
MERRIMENT AT THE MERCHANTS.
About seventy children of the best fam
lilies in the city were entertained at merry
cllildrens' party at the Merchants hotel on
New Years eve by Mesdames George
Acker, j. B. Cook, l.. E. Reed, J. Geisel-
man, j. H. BurweIl, Wilkinson, Jerome
Platt, Abbey and Lawton, lady guests of
the hotel, and Miss Dora Gibson, of the
NELL school. Among the young folks
were:
Alice and Lille Day, Gerty and Robert
Kirk, Pansy and Alfred Foster Brazil Bur-
well, Oscar and Allie Lindeke Lena and
Mabel Perkins, Alvaren Abbey, Julia Rogers,
Alice Monfort, Ruby Bridges, Louise
Reed, Carrie Weed, HELEN lin
norman. Fenton Murray, Constance
and Alice Goodrich, Charlotte Cross,
Flora Geiselman, Florence Lamprey Julia
Charley and Lucius Hubbard, Mamie Castle,
Charlie and Harry Castle, Arthur FarwelI,
Lucy Knight, Robert and Kittfe Hubbel,
Lerore and Mabel Hoon, Prettym an Saun-
ders, Myra Cobb, Esther Laughton, Jack Mer-
riam, al Murphy, Shepard Stone, Frank
Greve, Freddie Cook, George Acker Robert
Stewart. Allie Jordan, Richmond Warner.
Dottie Hughson, Harry Richie, Misses
Mahan, Cornish and Others
FUN AT THE PORTLAND.
A delightful New Years eve party was
given by residents of The Portland"
There were present Mr.. and Mrs Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hig-
gins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fee, Mr. and Mrs. Sum
walt, MI and Mrs. Donahue, Mr. and Mrs.
CumminS, DR.. and Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs.
Boswell, Miss Boswell, Miss Dryden, DR..
Denny, MeSSrS. Powers, Williams, Thomp-
son. Mcneil, Barker and Stultz, the three
last named gentlemen being the floor COM
mittee.
LOWER TOWN COOKING CLUB.
The Lower Town Cooking club gathered
at Mrs. Postlethwaite's, AS East Tenth
street, on New Years eve Misses Van
Auken and Grace Comley assisted Mrs.
and Miss PoStletfiwaite to do the honors of
the pleasant occasion. Among those pres
ent were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallmadge, Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
mond, Misses Gates, Bohrer, Metcalf, Tall
madge, Holland, Proctor and Merrick, and
Messrs. Hanford. Frank Blakely, Larkin,
Tedmaish, Proctor, Potter, Dugan and Rob-
ertsOn.
Great admiration was expressed over the
portrait of himself, which Mai.
PoStlethwaite received as Christmas pres
ent. Tea was served by the young ladies'
TOBoGGED AND TRIPPED.
Misses Ella and May Morris, of Ramsey
street, gave toboggan party on New Years
eve, after which their thirty guests danced
the old year out and the new year in.
Present were:
Misses Fairchild, Doolittle, McMan us, E.
Won Wedelstaedt, Davis, Constans, MIR. and
Mrs. Lowell, and Messrs. Day, Gilfllan. Sib-
ley, P. Won Wedelstaedt. Thompson, Doolittle,
Buford, Davis, Nat Singleton, Coleman, Tat
nal and Walter Driscon
OTHER EVENTS.
Mrs. John White, of Portland avenue. en-
tertained Misses Auerbach, Dean Bigelow,
Pond, Woodruff, Hatch, Newport Vance
Griggs and Davis, and Messrs. Will Farnham
Hay, Getty, Jacassy, Deacon, Morse Inger-
soil, Hyudman and others at q pleasant party
Thursday evening. The party was in honor
OF Miss Brinckerhof, the guest of Mrs. Corn
ing, and Miss Young, who is visiting Mrs. G.
B. Young.
Mrs. +. b. Clark will entertain at dinner to-
night Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Merriam, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Tarbox Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Frost,
Miss Cook and Hiram Odell, of Minneapolis.
New Years eve party was enjoyed by the
Carleton college students at Mrs. Lueys, of
West Oak street. The students will return to
school Tuesday.
delightful children's party was enter
tanned around the Christmas tree at L. NJ
Humphreys New Years eve. About forty
were present.
An enjoyable sheet and pillow-case party
at Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Peabody's welcomed
the new year with loads of fun.
Miss Annie Lyons, Mrs. Whitaker and the
Misses Whitaker entertained number of
friends with music last night
Mrs. Bartlett, of Holly avenue, entertained
q progressive euchre party Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames entertained several
friends at whist New Years eve.
Mrs. G. V. Bacon will give q progressive
euchre party Thursday evening.
Miss Constans entertained the Columbia
club on New Years eve.
oMiss Kittie Gilman. of Exchange street
gave New Years party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Watson gave a New
Years party.
The Ring. ..-...
January comes with store of matrimo-
NAL surprises and number Of young So
cety people leave the gay festivities of
youth and maidenhood for the sombre du-
ties of married life. Those who ought to
know say there will be no less than five
weddings of note during the coming month.
Two have already been announced. com
plete details Of which will appear next Sun
day, one is announced to-day and two are
soon to be. The date for the wedding of
Miss Draper and John W. Merriam has not
been set, but arrangements are going on.
and it is already given ont that Stanley
Proudtit is to be Johnny's best man.
FINCH-HERSEY.
Suddenly, yet not unexpectedly, comes
the announcement of the wedding of Sher-
II
daughter of Col. and Mrs. r. F. Hersey, of
Saltwater, next Tuesday at $50 D. IN. at
the residence of the brides parents. The
wedding will be a very quiet one, only the
immediate relatives of the contracting par
ties TO be nreSent Rev Dr. ThomnC nH